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learned. In this post, questioning strategies are shared to help provide readers with a variety of teaching methods. Check it and all Kids are naturally fascinated by an*mals, and I can honestly say that Ive never met a kid who didnt love visiting a zoo. They are always filled with questions, and of course, the scarier the an*mal, the more questions they have. Asking and answering questions is an important skill no matter what grade level you teach or the subjuct youre working on. As students progress, questions de*pen in complexity and purpose. Questions check comprehension and de*pen understanding of material read, but questions also guide student research and exploration too. As ad*lts, of all job related skills we need, asking and answering questions is probably at In this post, I thought Id share questioning strategies that have worked well for my students and I as well as lesson tips using a few There are many different versions of the tale, Twas the Night Before Christmas. Since Im a huge Jan Brett fan, I thought Id share her Bears are just so interesting, arent they? They look so cuddly and seem like they are just gentle giants. Or are they? Well, of course, we know they are not. We also know that you shouldnt tangle with them. Kids, like us, really are fascinated by them, so why not use this winter to explore bear fiction and nonfiction with some of these fun resources and ideas. With Thanksgiving just pas*ed and with my latest instagram post on my mind, I thought Id share how I use my favorite title, Thank You Mr. Falker, for narrative elements and theme. This book gives me all the feels every single time I read it. I get to the end, and I grab the One of the toughest skills for young readers to learn is to infer what isnt stated by the author. For students who lack experiences or who dont pick up on story clues authors share, explicit instruction is needed to help make sense of the unknown. Through think aloud and targetted instruction, we can help struggling readers improve. Today, Im going to share how you can use a lovely Appalachian Christmas story